Членството на Република България в ЕС и предизвикателствата пред международното частно право
The Republic of Bulgaria’s membership in European Union and the challenges concerning Private International Law

Summary/Abstract: One of biggest challenges of Private international law in the contemporary world is its “europeization” witch is dealing with the adoption of a number of mandatory for member states European law acts in this field. In principle the Private international law is characteristic with the complexity of legal regulation, theory and law implementation. However, after the admission of Republic of Bulgaria as a full EU member, the situation became more complicated. The supranational EU law only at first sight seems different, separate and independent of Private international law. Gradually the legal regulation of private relationships with international element moves from the primary EU legislation (contracts of EU creation and contracts of their amendment and supplement) to the secondary EU legislation (regulations, directives, decisions).These acts content norms of new generation. The aim of this paper is to analyze the impact of EU acts on the legal regulation of private relationships with international element and to make some conclusions.

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